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Superintendent Stephens announces Aspiring Leaders Academy, welcomes new student teachers

Bartlett City Board of Education · September 26, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. David A. Stephens reported on recent conferences and recruitment activities, welcomed new student teachers and announced the BCS Aspiring Leaders Academy starting Oct. 3, a seven-meeting leadership cohort that will conclude in April and present to the board.

Bartlett, Tenn. — Superintendent David A. Stephens used the Sept. 26 board meeting to update the board on outreach and recruitment efforts and to announce a new leadership-development program.

Stephens said he attended the Tennessee Department of Education/TOSS study council conference and spoke to the Bartlett Chamber of Commerce; he thanked Board Members Shirley Jackson and Brad Ratliff for attending chamber events. He reported a recent "lunch and learn/Appreciation luncheon" for new student teachers as a recruitment and orientation opportunity.

Stephens announced that Bartlett City Schools will start the BCS Aspiring Leaders Academy on Oct. 3; the program consists of seven meetings, runs through April and is intended to develop the next generation of school leaders. He said the academy cohort will attend a future board meeting to report on their work. Stephens also noted a Bartlett High School football game against Grenada scheduled for 6:00 p.m. the night of the meeting.

The superintendent's remarks were presented as updates to the board; no formal action was required on these items.