
Changes to Tennessee’s Open Meeting Laws now require local governing bodies like the Metro Council to allow public comments at every meeting.
Changes to Tennessee’s Open Meeting Laws now require local governing bodies like the Metro Council to allow public comments at every meeting.
The Metro Moore County Board of Education will meet on Monday, May 8 at 6 p.m. at the MCHS Library. A link to the agenda is in the article.
LOCAL NEWS | The Metro School Board will vote on the proposed instructional calendar for the 2023-24 school year at Monday’s regular session school board meeting.
LOCAL NEWS | Personnel policies review, budget input, a mid year report, and a request to upgrade seating at the MCHS Softball Fields are all on the agenda for Monday night’s Metro School Board meeting.
Next year’s school calendar, school bus bids, and a Moore County School System Report Card are among the items on tonight Metro School Board Meeting agenda.
The Metro Budget remains unsettled but Mayor Lewis has called a Metro Council Special Session meeting to handle any end of fiscal 2020-21 business. That meeting happens June 30.
The budget actuals from 2019-20 show $5,138,491 in expenses and the budget estimates from fiscal 2020-21, show a total of $5,297,622. That’s a total year-to-year increase of $159,131 or three percent.
Metro budget committee members continue to wait on a certified tax rate from the state forcing the postponement of the May’s Metro Council meeting.
The Metro School Board will meet in a regular session meeting on Monday night at 6 p.m. in the Moore County High School Theatre. A work session will follow the regular meeting.
The Metro School Board will meet in a regular session meeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Moore County Department of Education Building located behind Lynchburg Elementary.