McKenzie School Board Agenda
From the Aug 26, 2025 e-EditionThe McKenzie School Board meets September 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the McKenzie Special School District (MSSD) Board Room.
1. Prayer and Pledge to the Flag
2. Adoption of Agenda:
A. Consent Agenda
B. Regular Agenda (New Business)
3. Hear correspondence addressed to the Board
4. Public comment(s) on actionable agenda items (not to exceed 15 minutes)*
*MSSD Board Policy 1.404
5. Guest: Dr. Eric Lipford, Assistant Professor of Education, Bethel University
NEW BUSINESS (Actionable Items):
6. Election of Board Chairman
7. Election of Vice Chairman and Treasurer
8. Election of Tennessee Legislation Network member and alternate
9. Consider for approval, on First Reading, amendments to the McKenzie Special School
District Board of Education Policy Manual.
5.310 Vacations and Holiday
10. Consider for approval MSSD budget amendment(s)
11. Consider for approval out-of-state trip for MHS Football and Cheer teams to Christian
Co., KY for football game on September 5, 2025
12. Consider for approval overnight trip for MHS Cheer team, TSSAA Cheer State
Competition in Knoxville, November 5-6, 2025
13. Director’s Report
14. Adjourn
In the e-Edition
McKenzie Banner August 26, 2025
Aug 26, 2025 · Read the full issue →
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