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Committee Meeting

March 19, 2026

A smaller group of board members that reviews items — like finance or policy — before the full board votes.

Official minutes (eBoard) →
Agenda items
38
With votes
2
Contested
0
MEETING MINUTES
Call to Order
Approve Agenda
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE
Presentation

The Push: District Efforts on the Ground to Boost Achievement

Official wordingIS-1 The Push: District Efforts on the Ground to Boost Achievement (PRESENTATION)

A presentation to the board. No vote is taken.

Proposal to renew the Renaissance learning and assessment software for 2026-27 for $2,068,543.25.

Official wordingIS-2 FY26-27 Renewal of Renaissance Suite (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Bibb County Board of Education voted to approve the renewal of the Renaissance Products and Program Management for the 2026–2027 school year and authorized a purchase order in the total amount of $2,068,543.25.

No recorded vote.

FISCAL/SUPPORT SERVICES COMMITTEE
Presentation

Monthly Financial Statement Review

Official wordingFSS-1 Monthly Financial Statement Review (PRESENTATION)

A presentation to the board. No vote is taken.

Proposal to update the district's long-term facilities plan and send it to the state for approval.

Official wordingFSS-3 Approval of District Long-Term Facilities Plan (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Bibb County Board of Education voted to adopt resolutions approving a modification to the Local Facilities Plan and authorized the Superintendent to submit the final Local Facilities Plan to the Georgia Board of Education for approval.

No recorded vote.

Proposal to pay DISYS Solutions up to $755,000 to replace the district's network switches.

Official wordingFSS-4 RFP #26-029 Network Switch Replacement (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Bibb County Board of Education voted to authorize the purchase order to DISYS Solutions, Inc for the District’s upgrade of network switches in an amount not to exceed $755,000.

No recorded vote.

Proposal to hire Ferrellgas to supply propane fuel for the district's fleet starting July 2026.

Official wordingFSS-5 26-028 District-wide Propane Bid (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Bibb County Board of Education voted to authorize the Superintendent to execute the proposed agreement with Ferrellgas LP for the provision of propane fuel services beginning July 2026 to ensure uninterrupted operations and continued compliance with District procurement policies.

No recorded vote.

Proposal to install bullet-resistant window film at district schools for up to $68,800 per site.

Official wordingFSS-6 Approval of Ballistic Window Film Installation (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Bibb County Board of Education voted to approve the installation of ballistic-resistant window films at designated District facilities and authorized the administration to proceed with procurement and implementation as outlined. The total amount of the project will not exceed $68,800 for each location, as outlined in the funding source of the Safety Security Bid.

No recorded vote.

POLICIES AND RULES COMMITTEE
Second reading

Proposal to revise the food services policy to match federal rules on special dietary needs.

Official wordingPR-1 Policy EE, Food Services Management (ACTION - Second Reading)

From the minutesThe Board voted to approve revisions to Policy EE, Food Services Management.

No recorded vote.

This policy at other meetingsFirst reading · February 19, 2026 →  ·  Second reading · March 19, 2026 →

Second reading

Proposal to revise the school wellness program policy to meet federal and state rules.

Official wordingPR-2 Policy EEE, Wellness Program (ACTION - Second Reading)

From the minutesThe Board voted to approve revisions to Policy EEE, Wellness Program.

No recorded vote.

This policy at other meetingsFirst reading · February 19, 2026 →  ·  Board Meeting · March 19, 2026 →

First reading

Proposes revising the child abuse and neglect policy to match the state's mandatory-reporting law.

Official wordingPR-3 Policy JGI- Child Abuse or Neglect (INFORMATION - First Reading)

First reading: the proposed change is put before the board and the public. The board votes on it at a later meeting, at its second reading.

This policy at other meetingsBoard Meeting · April 16, 2026 →  ·  Second reading · April 16, 2026 →

First reading

Proposes wording-only revisions to the crisis intervention policy.

Official wordingPR-4 Policy JGJ - Crisis Intervention (INFORMATION - First Reading)

First reading: the proposed change is put before the board and the public. The board votes on it at a later meeting, at its second reading.

This policy at other meetingsBoard Meeting · April 16, 2026 →  ·  Second reading · April 16, 2026 →

First reading

Proposes revising the suicide prevention policy to match new state training requirements.

Official wordingPR-5 Policy JGJA - Suicide Prevention (INFORMATION - First Reading)

First reading: the proposed change is put before the board and the public. The board votes on it at a later meeting, at its second reading.

This policy at other meetingsBoard Meeting · April 16, 2026 →  ·  Second reading · April 16, 2026 →

PERSONNEL SERVICES COMMITTEE

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.

Official wordingExecutive Session

From the minutes
  1. The Board voted to enter into Executive Session at 5:18 p.m. for the specific reasons of discussing Personnel and Cyber Security Matters.6 Yes · 0 No
  2. The Board voted to return from Executive Session at 6:30 p.m.6 Yes · 0 No
8 Yes
Full roll call (last motion)
Daryl MortonYes
Sundra WoodfordYes
Myrtice JohnsonYes
Henry FicklinYes
Barney HesterYes
James FreemanYes
Kristin HanlonYes
Lisa Garrett-BoydYes

Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).

Official wordingPS-1 Certified Personnel Report (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Board voted to approve PS-1.

No recorded vote.

District documentsPS1_Board_19MAR26 ↗

Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).

Official wordingPS-1.1 Certified Personnel Report (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Board voted to approve PS-1.1.

No recorded vote.

Approves the latest personnel moves for certified staff — teachers and other licensed employees (hires, transfers, and departures).

Official wordingPS-1.2 Certified Personnel Report

From the minutesThe Board voted 7-0-1 (1 abstention) to approve PS-1.2. Because it was not approved unanimously, it was sent to New Business.
7 Yes1 Abstained
Full roll call
Daryl MortonYes
Sundra WoodfordYes
Kristin HanlonYes
Myrtice JohnsonYes
Henry FicklinYes
Barney HesterYes
James FreemanAbstain
Lisa Garrett-BoydYes
District documentsPS1.2 Final ↗

Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).

Official wordingPS-2 Classified Personnel Report (ACTION)

The district’s recommendationThe Bibb County Board of Education will vote to approve PS-2.

No recorded vote.

District documentsPS2_Board_19MAR26 ↗
For information

Approves the latest personnel moves for classified staff — non-teaching employees like aides, bus drivers, and custodians (hires, transfers, and departures).

Official wordingPS-3 Classified Personnel Report (INFORMATION)

Shared with the board for information. No vote is taken.

District documentsPS3_Board_19MAR26 ↗

Approves a set of recommended staff appointments.

Official wordingPS-6 Recommendation for Personnel Appointments (ACTION)

From the minutesThe Board voted to approve PS-6.

No recorded vote.

FOR INFORMATION

2021 Capital Improvement Programs

Official wordingFI-1 2021 Capital Improvement Programs

No recorded vote.

ESPLOST 2021 Reports

No recorded vote.

Fl-2 Investments and Investment Income Report

No recorded vote.

Discipline and Attendance Update

Official wordingFI-3 Discipline and Attendance Update

No recorded vote.

Reports on the ESPLOST advisory committee's update on school building projects.

Official wordingFI-4 ESPLOST Advisory Committee Summary Report

No recorded vote.

Reviews a grant-funded summer program at Northwoods Academy to help rising pre-K and kindergarten students.

Official wordingFI-5 Summer Transition Program: Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten

No recorded vote.

Field Trip

Official wordingFI-6 Field Trip

No recorded vote.

April 9-10, 2026, Southwest High School, Senior History Class, Charleston, South Carolina

No recorded vote.

April 10, 2026, CTAE, JROTC, Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia

No recorded vote.

3. April 16, 2026, Howard Middle School, Selected 6th & 8th Grade Students, The Legacy Museum, Montgomery, Alabama

No recorded vote.

Adjourn