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Votes at a glance: Dec. 15 NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT board actions

NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Directors · December 15, 2025
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Summary

The board approved minutes and routine financial payments, accepted a resignation, approved a personnel transfer, and adopted the 2026 facility master plan; recorded votes were reported in the meeting as unanimous where tallies were given.

At its Dec. 15 meeting the NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Board recorded a set of routine actions. The outcomes below are taken from the meeting record and motions made on the floor.

Approved minutes: Chair S2 moved to approve the minutes from the previous regular and special meetings; S1 seconded and the board approved the minutes (recorded in the meeting as 4-0).

Financial approval to pay bills: Superintendent S3 recommended paying outstanding bills after reviewing a financial snapshot; the board moved and seconded and approved payment.

Accepted resignation: The board accepted the resignation of Valerie Irby from the elementary science position; S3 asked the board to keep Irby in their thoughts as she begins treatments at MD Anderson.

Personnel: The board heard and approved a personnel transfer to move the halftime hire (identified in the record as "Kalyn Sharp" in one place and as "Caitlin Sharp" in another) into the now-vacant full-time elementary science role; the district will fill the remaining halftime position later.

Master plan resolution: The board adopted a resolution to approve the 2026 facility master plan (recorded voice vote reported as 4-0).

Meeting schedule: The board set the January meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 20, to avoid Martin Luther King Jr. Day scheduling conflicts.

Notes on vote recording: The meeting record reports several voice tallies as 4-0. When the minutes identify mover or seconder by name, that information is recorded; where the second is not explicitly named in the transcript the record lists a motion and a second without a named seconder.