Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
The Clinton City School Board voted to raise daily substitute teacher pay from $90 to $100 starting Dec. 1, saying higher pay is intended to expand a shrinking pool of qualified substitutes; the motion passed by voice vote.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
At its November meeting the Clinton City School Board approved the 2026–27 school calendar, annual acceptance of federal consolidated grants (Title I/II/III/IV and IDEA), a public records policy tweak and the district’s OSHA/TOSHA safety plan.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
At its November meeting the Clinton City School Board approved routine business: the 2026–27 calendar, annual authority to manage federal grants, minor public‑records policy changes, a health and safety plan, a $10 raise for daily substitute pay and the Accelerate 2030 strategic plan.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
Facing shortages of substitute teachers that disrupt interventions and classes, the board approved raising substitute daily pay from $90 to $100, effective Dec. 1, to make district compensation competitive with nearby districts.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
Principal Miss Braden introduced new staff and reported student assessment results: overall math proficiency 64% with 5th grade at 88%, ELA 49% overall, and I‑Ready growth exceeding goals; district announced an ADA‑compliant playground dedication and auditorium accessibility work.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
At the meeting the board approved the district's August financial report, adopted budget amendment No. 1 to cover an education capital overrun, and approved the TISA accountability report required by the state. All motions passed by roll call.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
At a Clinton City School Board meeting, David Coffey presented a $10,000 leadership award to Monica Veil and praised North Clinton Elementary’s gains in K–3 literacy and third-grade proficiency, which district staff said exceeded state goals.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
Clinton City School Board approved the August financial report and Budget Amendment No. 1 (net increase $132,500) to cover completed auditorium seating; Mr. Ray said roughly $83,000 will come from fund balance and the district remains fiscally stable.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
Kelly presented the TISA accountability report for board approval while Miss Tidwell detailed North Clinton Elementary’s TCAP and I‑Ready results — ELA proficiency at 62.5% and school-wide success at 55% — and growth metrics showing many students reached or exceeded expected annual growth.
Tennessee / School Districts / Clinton City
The district announced two changes to elementary report cards (removing ES/N grades for special areas and adding the universal reading screener percentile and an ILPD dyslexia indicator). The board heard updates on a delayed playground floor, cafeteria participation increases, and a vendor pricing change for the crisis badge system.