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Memphis I.S.D. trustees approve 2024–25 ESSA funding plan and REAP flexibility
Summary
The Memphis Independent School District Board of Trustees on July 22 approved the district's 2024'25 ESSA funding plan and REAP flexibility by a 5'0vote, following presentations by Brenda Alexander and Trustee Sarah Cook. The meeting lasted from 5:50 to 5:58 p.m.
The Memphis Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 5'to'0 on July 22, 2024, to approve the district's plans for 2024'25 ESSA funding and REAP flexibility. Trustee Charolette Maddox made the motion to approve and Trustee Josh Brooks seconded; the motion passed with an overall tally of 5'0yes and 0'0no votes.
Brenda Alexander (recording secretary and business office personnel) presented the proposed ESSA funding plan and the REAP flexibility provisions to the board; Trustee Sarah Cook also presented the plans. The record shows the proposal was brought forward for board approval at the July 22 public session. The transcript records the motion and overall vote but does not itemize individual roll-call votes in the provided text.
The board convened at 5:50 p.m. in the Band Hall, established a quorum with five trustees present (Josh Brooks, Charolette Maddox, Sarah Cook, Michael Morris and John Robison), and adjourned at 5:58 p.m. The meeting record includes a later approval stamp reading "APPROVED: 8-27-24" and shows signature lines listing "PRESIDENT: Swoh" and "SECRETARY: millins." The transcript does not indicate whether those signatories spoke during the July 22 meeting.
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