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Claiborne Parish School Board executive committee reviews agenda, discusses policy revisions and budget preparations
Summary
At an Aug. 8 executive committee meeting in Homer, Superintendent Chris Brooks reviewed the items on the Regular Called Meeting agenda, led discussion of specific policy revisions, and reminded members to coordinate budget questions with Mrs. Turner.
The Claiborne Parish School Board Executive Committee met at Homer High Cottage in Homer, Louisiana, at 5 p.m. on Aug. 8, 2024. Superintendent Chris Brooks reviewed and summarized each item scheduled for the Regular Called Meeting that followed and led discussion on proposed policy revisions.
Brooks told committee and board members that each specific policy revision on the upcoming Regular Called Meeting agenda had been discussed during the executive meeting and answered questions from members. The review functioned as a preparatory session to clarify agenda items before the full board proceeded with the Regular Called Meeting later the same evening.
Board Member Thomas Davidson opened the session with a prayer followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Perry Anderson was listed as chair of the Executive Committee; Yolanda Coleman and William Maddox were also recorded as members of the Executive Committee. The minutes list additional board members as present: Patricia Stevens, Stewart Griffin, Linda Knox, Roy Mardis, David Nokes and Mark Perot.
Brooks also reminded members that budget preparation is underway and that any board member with questions should schedule time to meet with Mrs. Turner for further clarification. The minutes do not specify budget figures, timelines or additional staff assigned to budget tasks.
The meeting notes conclude with a signature line naming Mr. Chris Brooks as Secretary of the Claiborne Parish School Board. The Regular Called Meeting was scheduled to follow this executive session; the minutes do not record any formal motions or votes during the executive review.
