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Board approves HR recommendations, five‑year facilities plan resolution, Ringgold naming request and curriculum adoption

Catoosa County Public Schools Board of Education · May 5, 2026
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Summary

The Catoosa County school board approved a consent package of action items (K1–K8) including human resources recommendations, the March financial report, the five‑year local facilities plan resolution, the Ringgold High School facilities renaming request (Connie Coker Courtyard), and the district curriculum adoption; a motion was made and seconded and members voiced approval.

At its May 5 meeting the Catoosa County Public Schools Board approved a package of action items recommended by the superintendent, listed as K1 through K8.

The superintendent recommended approval of: K1, human resources recommendations; K2, the March financial report; K3, the March East Lake Cluster report; K4, field-trip requests; K5, minutes from April 7, 2026; K6, the five‑year local facilities plan resolution (a routine pre-submittal action needed before the plan expires next summer); K7, the Ringgold High School facilities renaming request (the proposal presented would dedicate the small courtyard near the main entrance the "Connie Coker Courtyard" in recognition of nearly 50 years of service); and K8, the district curriculum adoption that had been presented at a prior meeting.

A motion and second were recorded, the board briefly discussed the items and then took a voice vote approving the recommendations. No roll‑call vote or individual tallies were recorded in the transcript. The superintendent and staff confirmed that the related documents and reports are uploaded to the board packet and will be posted to the district website for public review.