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Votes at a glance: Title I plan, policy set, bell times, contracts approved

Thomasville City Schools Board of Education · August 5, 2026
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Summary

At its Aug. 4 meeting the board approved the 2627 Title I plan, the spring policy set, a bell time change at Liberty Drive Elementary, a Davidson County health contract for school nurses, the Thomasville facility study, ongoing painting services, a draft needs‑based grant package, and consent minutes; Curriculum Associates (i‑Ready) was approved after a split roll call.

The Thomasville City Schools Board took multiple action votes during its Aug. 4 meeting. Highlights include:

- Approval of the 2627 Title I plan by roll call. - Approval of the spring policy set by roll call. - Approval of a bell time change for Liberty Drive Elementary (dismissal moved to 2:30 p.m.). - Approval of the Davidson County Health Department contract to secure nursing services (district share $107,406) to meet the county's Aug. 31 grant deadline. - Authorization to continue contracting for painting and maintenance with Craig Gammon's company under a procurement waiver. - Approval of the Thomasville facility study 2026 and the district's draft needs‑based grant application to present to Davidson County commissioners. - Approval of the consent agenda (minutes from 06/30/2026) with a requested correction to a vendor name in the minutes.

The Curriculum Associates (i‑Ready) contract continuation was approved after a split roll call (several yes votes and at least two no votes); board members asked for tutoring plans from principals and monitoring data following that approval. The board concluded the public meeting by voting to enter closed session under attorney‑client and personnel exceptions.