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Superintendent previews homecoming events and to report state conference takeaways at next meeting

Gilmer County Board of Education · September 22, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Minnie outlined homecoming activities, plans to broadcast the homecoming football game, described community help building floats, and said he will attend a state superintendents' conference and bring benchmarking and discipline data to the next board meeting.

Superintendent Doctor Minnie used the board meeting to outline a packed homecoming schedule and to describe plans for outreach and student recognition.

"We have homecoming. We have really tried to reignite the homecoming spirit," Doctor Minnie said, listing a bonfire Wednesday night, a pep rally, coronation, a homecoming dance and "a homecoming football game that we'll be broadcasting live... for all the people that can't attend." He said the district hopes to recognize Titan Legacy Fellowship participants during homecoming activities.

Doctor Minnie told the board he will attend the state superintendents' conference at the NASA building in Fairmont mid-week and expected to be out Wednesday through part of Friday. "I'll be able to make a report out when I get back... you've gonna have some data," he said, promising benchmarking and discipline data at the next meeting.

Board members discussed broadcast logistics and float-building locations; one member asked where floats were being built and the superintendent said volunteers and community members are helping at several locations. Parade timing was announced for 1:00 p.m. Friday. Board member comments included praise for staff who produce the district's live-streamed games. "I've never been prouder to be a Titan," one board member said, and the board noted a parent delegation had raised bullying concerns that the board said it would continue to address.

Ending: Superintendent will report benchmarking and discipline findings at the next board meeting after the state conference; the board adjourned later in the session.