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Board approves personnel and routine financial items; appoints Victoria Ferguson to county library

Smith-Green Community Schools Board of Trustees · February 16, 2026
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Summary

The board considered and moved motions on the 2026–27 course offerings guide, a certificate‑of‑deposit purchase authorization, deletion of outstanding checks and the appointment of Victoria Ferguson to the county public library; the 2025 transfer report was presented.

Trustees moved through consent and action items at the Feb. 16 meeting, taking up course offerings, financial housekeeping and an appointment to a county library board.

Course offerings and pathways: administration reviewed the junior/senior high 2026–27 course guide and highlighted additions including a natural‑resources pathway (forestry and wildlife), an advanced animal‑science dual‑credit option, and expanded upper‑level science and engineering/technology pathway offerings. A motion was made for approval of the 2026–27 course changes.

Financial housekeeping: the board was asked to approve purchases of certificates of deposit up to $2 million at the best available rates and to approve deletion of longstanding outstanding checks; these items were placed on the floor for board consideration.

Appointment: the board presented the appointment of Victoria Ferguson (from Green Township) to the county public library and proceeded with the appointment item.

Reports: administration presented the 2025 transfer report for board review.

The transcript records motions being made for these items but does not capture full roll‑call tallies in all cases. Minutes show the items were presented and moved; the appointment item was introduced with the appointee identified by name.