Information from Cleveland City Board of Education November 10 Meeting

The Cleveland City Board of Education had a full agenda at their monthly board meeting on Monday.

Spotlight

  • Cleveland High School’s Cameron Garcia recently won GOLD in the National Special Olympics Golf Tournament last month. 

  • Cleveland High School’s Lady Raiders are once again TSSAA Class AAA Volleyball State Champions after beating Nolensville in the state finals last month.

  • Principal Kerry O’Connor shared a couple of highlights from the incredible work being done at Yates Primary

Director’s Update

  • $500 net mid-year bonuses are going out soon to all full and part-time employees!

  • Congratulations to Autumn O’Bryan - Lee University Helen Devos College of Education Alumnus of the Year!

  • Congratulations to our Blue Star Award Winner for October - Megan Carroll from CMS

  • Co-lead an online session with Kelly Kiser on Human Resources, Staffing, and Personnel Issues

  • GAPP students visiting from Germany

  • Veteran’s Day is Friday, November 10 - Activities happening at schools across the district. Check social media for various events!

  • TSBA Conference is taking place November 16-19

Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement Report

As part of TISA, T.C.A. § 49-3-112 requires each school district, starting in the 2023-24 school year, to submit an annual accountability report to the Tennessee Department of Education.  On Monday evening, the Board approved the following three goals to be included in the report. 

  • Goal 1: Cleveland City Schools will increase the percentage of third-grade students that are proficient on the ELA section of TCAP each year for the next 7 years from 33.3% to 70%.

  • Goal 2: Cleveland City Schools will increase by 3% the number of students that are proficient on the ELA section of TCAP each year for the next 5 years to achieve 34.8% to 49.8% proficiency.

  • Goal 3: Cleveland City Schools will increase by 3% the number of students that are proficient in the Math section of TCAP each year for the next 5 years to achieve from 28.4% to 43.4% proficiency.

Strategic Plan Focus

Dr. David Stone, the Supervisor of Special Populations, presented updates on Special Populations within Cleveland City Schools.

Dates to Remember

  • Monday, November 20th - Parent Conferences (No classes)

  • Monday, November 27th - Board of Education’s Lunch & Learn at Candy’s Creek Cherokee Elementary School

  • Wednesday, December 6th - Board of Education’s Lunch & Learn at Mayfield Elementary School

Our next board meeting will be held at the Administrative Office Building (AOB) on Monday, December 4th at 5:30 p.m.