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Board approves placement of Student A in alternative school for the first nine weeks of 2026–27

Bibb County Regular School District Board · May 13, 2026
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Summary

After an executive session on student discipline, the Bibb County Regular School District board voted unanimously to place 'Student A' in an alternative school for the first nine weeks of the 2026–27 school year, following a recommendation the superintendent conveyed to the board.

The Bibb County Regular School District board voted to place “Student A” in an alternative school for the first nine weeks of the 2026–27 school year after returning from an executive session on student discipline.

The chair told the board, “The superintendent recommends student a for alternative school through the 1st 9 weeks of the 20 26 20 27 school year.” After a brief discussion the motion was called and members answered 'Aye.' The board’s public record of the meeting lists the action as approved.

The closed executive session on student discipline had been entered earlier in the meeting; the chair announced the session would last 30 minutes and the board recessed to discuss the matter privately. The board subsequently moved and voted to come out of executive session and took the placement vote in open session. The transcript records the executive-session motion and the return to open session but does not include details from the closed session, consistent with the statutory confidentiality of student-discipline deliberations.

The transcript does not provide additional details about the circumstances leading to the placement or identify the student beyond the notation used in the public motion. The motion as recorded in the meeting minutes was based on the superintendent’s recommendation; the board did not record individual vote tallies by member name in the public segment of the transcript.

The action directs the superintendent and school staff to effect placement for the first grading period of the 2026–27 school year; the transcript does not state further implementation steps or an appeals process.