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Lamar County board approves bids for OGHS gym A/C and adopts 2025–26 calendar
Summary
At a May 30 special called meeting, the Lamar County Board of Education unanimously approved advertising for bids on an A/C unit for the OGHS gym and adopted the proposed 2025–26 school calendar; meeting minutes do not list bid specifications or calendar details.
The Lamar County Board of Education on May 30 voted unanimously to authorize advertising for bids on an air-conditioning unit for the OGHS gym and to approve the proposed 2025–26 school calendar.
Board member Jordan Carlisle moved to approve the general agenda; Lance LeFan seconded and the motion carried unanimously with votes recorded for Jennie Hensarling, Jordan Carlisle, Lance LeFan and Jeremy Chance. That approval preceded two substantive motions on the agenda.
Board member Lance LeFan moved, and Board member Jordan Carlisle seconded, to approve advertising for bids on an A/C unit for the OGHS gym. The board recorded a unanimous vote in favor (Jennie Hensarling, Lance LeFan, Jeremy Chance and Jordan Carlisle). The meeting minutes and motion text do not specify contract size, estimated cost, or technical specifications for the unit; those details were not provided in the record.
Board member Jeremy Chance moved, and Board member Lance LeFan seconded, to adopt the proposed 2025–26 school calendar. The motion passed unanimously with votes recorded for Lance LeFan, Jennie Hensarling, Jeremy Chance and Jordan Carlisle. The transcript does not enumerate the calendar changes or effective dates.
Attendance was recorded as Mrs. Jennie Hensarling, Mr. Jordan Carlisle, Mr. Lance LeFan and Mr. Jeremy Chance; Board Attorney Rick Norton and Dr. Hampton, Superintendent, were also present. Mrs. Shae Farmer was absent. The agenda listed a recess as the final item.
The record contains formal motions and unanimous votes but does not include follow-up timelines, procurement specifications, or the calendar’s substantive edits. Those items appear to be left to staff action or future meetings as indicated by the agenda.
