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Winston County Board approves agenda, recognizes Meek High volleyball team
Summary
At its April 23 meeting, the Winston County Board of Education approved its agenda by voice vote and formally recognized the Meek High School volleyball team as the 2025 1A state runner-ups, thanking players, coaches and the community for their efforts.
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The Winston County Board of Education approved its meeting agenda and recognized the Meek High School volleyball team at its April 23, 2026 meeting.
The board chair called the meeting to order, established a quorum and asked Dr. McKay to lead the invocation. In the invocation, Dr. McKay prayed in thanks for "Meek School," its students, faculty and staff and asked that students finish the school year renewed and prepared for the next.
The board moved to approve the agenda; a motion and a second were made and, after a voice vote, the chair stated, "All voted for," indicating unanimous approval. The transcript does not identify who made the motion or who seconded it.
Under new business, the chair turned the meeting to Mr. Scott for recommendations and announced that the board would recognize the Meek High School volleyball team, the 2025 1A state runner-ups. The chair praised the team and its supporters, saying the accomplishment "takes a lot of hard work, a lot of effort, a lot of time, and a lot of energy" and added that the players had represented "your parents, your community, your school, your administrators, your coaches, and the entire Winston County Board of Education." The chair then invited the coaches forward; the first was introduced as Miss Kelly Estes.
The meeting proceeded with the recognition and expressions of gratitude; no formal policy decisions or contested votes were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The board also checked for unfinished business: Mr. Scott reported there was none.
The board moved on from the recognition after inviting the coaches to approach the dais.

