District 3
Kristin Hanlon
Bibb County Board of Education
About
Kristin Hanlon holds the District 3 seat on the Bibb County Board of Education and is the board's treasurer for 2026, a role she also held in 2022 and 2023. She is serving a second four-year term, which runs through December 31, 2028.
Hanlon has been a certified public accountant in Georgia since 1989. She is senior vice president and senior credit officer at OneSouth Bank in Macon, after similar roles at Reunion Student Loan Finance Corp., Wells Fargo and SunTrust. She holds bachelor's degrees in accounting and finance from Florida State University.
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Total votes
1065
Yes
1050
No
15
Abstain
0
Yes rate
99%
When Kristin voted No (15)
Each entry says what the item was in plain words, then how the whole board voted on it. The board usually takes an item up twice on the same day — first in its committee meeting, then at the board meeting — so the same item can appear twice. The district’s own wording is kept underneath as the record.
Postpones a decision on hiring a GEAR UP grant program evaluator until the board receives a presentation on the option.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No — the only No
Official wordingIS-1 · FY27 Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) Grant Program Evaluator (ACTION)
No
Proposal to revise the district's criminal background check policy for staff, replacing the current staff-rights policy.
Board vote0 Yes · 8 No — all 8 members voting said No · Second reading
Official wordingPR-1 · Policy GAK - Criminal Background Checks (Replacing Policy GAM: Staff Rights and Responsibilities) (ACTION - Second Reading)
No
Postpones renewing the GEAR UP program evaluator contract with Towering Your Success until the board reviews its program evaluation.
Board vote6 Yes · 1 No — the only No
Official wordingFSS-6 GEAR-UP Program Evaluator Renewal (Towering Your Success) (ACTION)
No
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 1 No · 1 not present — the only No
Official wordingApprove Agenda
No
Updates the district’s policy on board committees.
Board vote5 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes · Second reading
Official wordingPR-4 Policy BBC, Board Committees (ACTION - Second Reading)
No
Proposal to approve personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote2 Yes · 6 No — one of 6 No votes — the majority
Official wordingPS-5.2 Administrators Recommendation (ACTION)
No
Proposal to approve personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote2 Yes · 6 No — one of 6 No votes — the majority
Official wordingPS-5.3 Administrators Recommendation (ACTION)
No
Approves a $280,000 payment to Central Georgia Technical College for the Mayor’s adult-literacy program.
Board vote5 Yes · 1 No · 2 abstained — the only No
Official wordingIS-4 Certified Literate Community Program (CLCP) in Macon-Bibb-The Mayor's Literacy Alliance (ACTION)
No
Approves a $280,000 payment to Central Georgia Technical College for the Mayor’s adult-literacy program.
Board vote4 Yes · 2 No · 2 abstained — one of 2 No votes
Official wordingIS-4 Certified Literate Community Program (CLCP) in Macon-Bibb-The Mayor's Literacy Alliance (ACTION)
No
A $600,000 renewal of Communities In Schools student-support services — this committee vote failed 3-4.
Board vote5 Yes · 3 No — one of 3 No votes
Official wordingIS-9 Renewal of Communities in Schools of Central Georgia Services (ACTION)
No
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote5 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes
Official wordingPS-6.1 Central Office Recommendation
No
Approves a set of recommended staff appointments.
Board vote6 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes
Official wordingPS-6.1 Recommendations for Personnel Appointments
No
Creates a new Associate Superintendent of Schools position.
Board vote5 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes
Official wordingPS-6.1 Organizational Chart Recommendation - Creation of a New Position - Associate Superintendent of Schools
No
Amends the agenda to take up a new item under New Business.
Board vote6 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes
Official wordingNEW BUSINESS
No
Amends the agenda to take up a new item under New Business.
Board vote6 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes
Official wordingNEW BUSINESS
No
Amendments and other motions (8)
Some items went through more than one vote — an amendment or a substitute — before the final one. The totals above count only final votes; these earlier ones are read from the minutes, which print a roll call for each motion.
Adopts the superintendent’s recommended budget for the 2027 fiscal year.
The motionIt was recommended that the Bibb County Board of Education approves the Superintendent’s FY 2027 Recommended Budget as presented. During discussion, Dr. Henry Ficklin made a motion to amend the recommendation by requesting that the Board vote to approve that the District reduce the budget by $2 mil…
Board vote2 Yes · 6 No
No
Adopts the superintendent’s recommended budget for the 2027 fiscal year.
The motionDr. Ficklin made another motion to amend the initial recommendation by returning the step increase and not enlarging class size. Dr. Woodford seconded this motion to amend his second recommendation. The Board voted 6 - 2 against this amended recommendation.
Board vote2 Yes · 6 No
No
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
The motionA motion was made to amend the agenda by postponing the vote on PR-4, Policy BBC, Board Committees. Motion made by: Dr. Henry Ficklin Motion seconded by: Mr. Daryl Morton The motion passed by a vote of 5 - 2.
Board vote5 Yes · 2 No · 1 not present
No
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
The motionAdditionally, a motion was made to amend the agenda by switching the presentations for FSS-2 (Final Board Adoption of FY 2026 Budget) and FSS-15 (RFP 25-029 Legal Services-Award of Contract). Motion made by: Dr. Henry Ficklin Motion seconded by: Dr. Sundra Woodford The motion passed by a vote of 6…
Board vote6 Yes · 1 No · 1 not present
No
Adopts the superintendent's recommended FY 2026 budget (Option C).
The motionA motion was made to approve the Superintendent’s FY 2026 Recommended Budget (Option C) as presented. Motion made by: Mr. James Freeman Motion seconded by: Dr. Henry Ficklin Discussion followed. Subsequently, the motion was amended to increase the budget to allow for salaries and benefits for three…
Board vote4 Yes · 4 No
Yes
Tentatively adopts the FY 2026 budget (Option C).
The motionA motion was made for the Bibb County Board of Education to tentatively adopt the FY 2026 Budget, Option A. With a vote of 4 - 4, the motion failed. Motion made by: Mr. James Freeman Motion seconded by: Ms. Myrtice Johnson
Board vote4 Yes · 4 No
Yes
Tentatively adopts the FY 2026 budget (Option C).
The motionA motion was made for the Bibb County Board of Education to tentatively adopt the FY 2026 Budget, Option B, with the amendment to add five media clerks. With a vote of 4 - 4, this motion failed. Motion made by: Mr. James Freeman Motion seconded by: Dr. Lisa Garrett-Boyd
Board vote4 Yes · 4 No
Yes
Tentatively adopts the FY 2026 budget (Option C).
The motionA motion was made for the Bibb County Board of Education to tentatively adopt the FY 2026 Budget, Option B as presented. With a vote of 4 - 4, this motion failed. Motion made by: Mr. James Freeman Motion seconded by: Dr. Lisa Garrett-Boyd
Board vote4 Yes · 4 No
Yes
Full voting record · 2025Newest meeting first
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $146,013 for Edmentum online tutoring software for GEAR UP students.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the timeline for setting next year’s budget and property-tax (millage) rate.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Plumbline Construction for auditorium upgrades at Central, Southwest, and Howard high schools.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires The Sign Store to install new LED signs at ten schools.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Certifies the results of the November 4, 2025 school board election.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves vendors to supply athletics materials and uniforms as needed.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Renews the district’s excess workers’ compensation insurance through January 2028.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on student use of electronic devices like cell phones.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Adopts the district’s 2026 priorities for lobbying state lawmakers.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves vendors to supply athletics materials and uniforms as needed.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Sets up a hearing panel (tribunal) for employee dismissal cases under Georgia’s Fair Dismissal Act.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Shifts money within the 2021 education sales-tax (ESPLOST) budget to fund approved building projects.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires ICB Construction Group to manage the renovation of Burdell-Hunt Elementary.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires ICB Construction Group to manage the renovation of Vineville Academy of the Arts.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires ICB Construction Group to manage building a new gymnasium at Northwoods Academy.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Hires Leah F. Jones Architects to design the Hartley Elementary kitchen renovation.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Appling Brothers to expand the district’s transportation parking lot.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on financial reports.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on curriculum research.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires ICB Construction Group to manage building a new gymnasium at Northwoods Academy.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $899,348 for Nextgen to upgrade security cameras and intrusion systems district-wide.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires WM2A Architects to design the Vineville Academy of the Arts renovation.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires WM2A Architects to design the Burdell-Hunt Magnet School renovation.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on advisory committees.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on long-range facilities planning.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on managing student concussions.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $225,675 for K-12 Assessment Solutions to build tests aligned to Georgia standards.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Accepts $1.17 million in state grants for career, technical, and agricultural education (CTAE).
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $1.5 million to have USDA food commodities processed for school meals.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Elite Environmental Services to clean the district’s central office at 484 Mulberry Street.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s safety policy.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s security policy.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on charter schools.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote5 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Modifies a student disciplinary decision discussed privately in executive session.
Board vote5 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote5 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 1 No · 1 not present — the only No
No
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Accepts $4.38 million in 21st Century Community Learning Center grants for after-school programs.
Board vote5 Yes · 0 No · 2 abstained
Yes
Renews a contract (up to $208,050) with TPG for a cultural-exchange teacher program.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Declares 58 old district vehicles surplus property so they can be sold.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Sizemore Security to provide security services across district sites.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Asks the state to help the district write a new five-year facilities plan.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $234,859 a year for Highland Electric to install and maintain charging stations for electric buses.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Applies for state construction funds to renovate Carter Elementary and Alexander II Magnet Elementary.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Awards a $233,674 contract to KD Epps Enterprises to build a school health center at L.H. Williams Elementary.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a batch of policy updates (PR-1 through PR-8) as a group.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Accepts $4.38 million in 21st Century Community Learning Center grants for after-school programs.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No · 2 abstained
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote5 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No · 2 not present
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote5 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote5 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote5 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews the Renaissance Suite reading and math software for about $1.9 million, plus $200,000 for training.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Rejects The Infinity Academy’s petition to open a new charter school, following the superintendent’s recommendation.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Tentatively sets the 2025 school tax rate at 14.674 mills and schedules public hearings on it.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $150,000 for cleaning chemicals used in school kitchens.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $1.4 million for paper food-service supplies for school meals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $1.4 million for fresh produce for school meals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $950,000 to buy pizza from Smart Mouth Pizza for school meals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $425,000 for temporary staffing in school nutrition.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $254,357 to lease multi-function copiers from Superior Document Solutions.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $450,000 for custodial supplies from Southeastern Paper Group.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $7.15 million for food for school meals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $300,000 for contracted therapists and interpreters for students with disabilities.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $999,000 for contracted speech services for students with disabilities.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Calls a November 4, 2025 vote asking residents to renew the education sales tax (ESPLOST) for school building projects.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $172,271 to renew Tyler Technologies’ Traversa bus-routing software.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a contract to buy gasoline and diesel fuel for district vehicles.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves buying bus parts and supplies from Yancey Brothers on a state contract.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a contract to buy propane fuel for district use.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $670,024 to renew Tyler Technologies’ Munis financial and timekeeping software.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews the contract with Kelly Education for substitute staffing, up to $5 million.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on bids and price quotes for purchases.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on featuring students in public information programs.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on handing out free materials in schools.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on arranging substitute teachers.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Takes a first look at proposed changes to the district’s school admissions policy.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · First reading
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 not present
Yes
Renews the district’s contract for Imagine Learning / Edgenuity online learning software.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $176,000 to renew the Step Up to Writing program and teacher training.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a contract for an agency to supply certified (licensed) teachers.
Board vote6 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves up to $300,000 for Elevate K-12 to provide live virtual teachers.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Adopts the superintendent's recommended FY 2026 budget (Option C).
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves the “Leader in Me” student-leadership program for schools.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $1,628,238 to continue the Atrium Health Navicent school-based health program.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $638,946 for Audio Enhancement SAFE classroom safety-alert devices.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $196,710 for student-device storage from Vivacity Tech.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Sheridan Construction to build a secured entrance vestibule at Bernd Elementary.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews the district’s property and liability insurance through the Georgia School Boards Association risk pool.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Towering Your Success to evaluate the GEAR UP grant program, at $171,000.
Board vote6 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Renews a $600,000 contract with Communities In Schools of Central Georgia for student support.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ratifies past spending with BSN Sports and approves a new one-year contract with them not to exceed $300,000.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 not present
Yes
Approves $350,000 for Waste Management garbage and recycling service.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a $950,000 contract with Thomaston Milk Company for milk and dairy for schools.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the school-nutrition purchasing plan and procedures for next year.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein as the district’s law firm.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on assigning students to schools.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on gifted-student programs.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on federal family and medical leave (FMLA).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on board committees.
Board vote5 Yes · 2 No — one of 2 No votes · Second reading
No
Hires Towering Your Success to evaluate the GEAR UP grant program, at $171,000.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Approves, after the fact, past spending with BSN Sports.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a set of recommended staff appointments.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a set of recommended staff appointments.
Board vote6 Yes · 2 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Amends the agenda to add a central-office personnel recommendation.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Tentatively adopts the FY 2026 budget (Option C).
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Approves a tax agreement (PILOT) tied to a parking-deck project.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Proposal to tentatively adopt the FY2026 budget as presented.
Board vote4 Yes · 4 No
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews the Infinite Campus student information system for next year.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $175,405 to renew VIEWpath classroom cameras and EPIC equipment.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Sheridan Construction to build a secured entrance vestibule at Bernd Elementary.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires Warren Associates to manage Phase 2 renovations of the Innovation and Technology Academy (former Butler Collision).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $439,200 for 1,850 two-way radios from Macon Communications.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Accepts a $998,277 state grant for a school health center at L.H. Williams Elementary.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $255,300 to renew the Amira reading software.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $349,110 for LETRS reading-instruction training for teachers.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews the Voyager Passport reading-intervention program for K-5 early-intervention students.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Postpones a vote on hiring Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein for district legal services.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on its accounting system.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on special use of school buses.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on school volunteers.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the job description for a new Executive Director of Student Support Services.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a set of recommended staff appointments.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $5.52 million for new math textbooks and instructional materials.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Amends the WM2A Architects contract to design Phase 2 of the Innovation and Technology Academy.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Amends the Warren Associates contract to manage Phase 2 of the Innovation and Technology Academy.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the official record (minutes) of an earlier meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Hires SP Design Group to design the new Northwoods Academy gymnasium.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves buying school buses for the district’s fleet.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $2,919,244 for student Chromebooks from SureLock Technology — the first of four yearly payments.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $189,530 to renew Lightspeed student-safety and web-filtering software.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $432,811 for Microsoft Office 365 education licenses through Dell.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a multi-year lease-purchase agreement with Lenovo Financial Services for equipment.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on the employee sick-leave bank.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on assigning students to schools.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on emergency school closings.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Reorders the meeting’s agenda.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Accepts the district’s audited financial statements for the year ending June 30, 2024.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews the district’s banking services contract with Truist Bank.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the official record (minutes) of an earlier meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves a mid-year change to the FY2025 budget, with a projected ending balance of $64.3 million.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $8.81 million for Howard High School renovations by ICB.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $6.77 million for Howard Middle School renovations by ICB.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $294,424 for furniture at Howard High School.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $194,843 for furniture at Howard Middle School.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $228,460 for enCORE and Launch adaptive curriculum for special-education students.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves $296,658 for more weapons-detection equipment from CTI.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates an agreement on how tax payments (PILOTs) from the Irving Consumer Products project are shared.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on which purchases need board approval.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on teacher evaluation appeals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s student safety policy.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on bids and price quotes.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews contracts for teachers and other certified staff for 2025-26.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Amends the agenda to take up a new item under New Business.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Renews contracts for certified staff for 2025-26.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Renews contracts for certified staff for 2025-26.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves recommended employee contract renewals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $942,798 for classroom microphones and staff safety badges from Audio Enhancement.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves adding more Registered Behavior Technicians to support students.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the official record (minutes) of an earlier meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Proposal to approve personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote2 Yes · 6 No — one of 6 No votes — the majority
No
Proposal to approve personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote2 Yes · 6 No — one of 6 No votes — the majority
No
Approves personnel actions recommended by district administrators.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No · 1 abstained
Yes
Approves personnel actions recommended by the district’s central office.
Board vote5 Yes · 3 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Opts the school district out of Georgia’s new statewide homestead tax exemption (HB 581).
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves up to $600,000 to buy pizza from Smart Mouth Pizza for school meals.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on sexual harassment of students.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Approves the consent agenda — a bundle of routine items the board passes together in one vote.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on school visitors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Updates the district’s policy on trespassing on school property.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No · Second reading
Yes
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Appoints Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein as the district’s interim lawyers.
Board vote7 Yes · 1 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote8 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Approves the meeting’s agenda — the list of items the board will take up.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes
Ends the meeting.
Board vote7 Yes · 0 No
Yes