The archive supports eleven completed meeting occurrences through August, two later agenda-only occurrences, exact November and December meeting dates, current financial reporting, and current student rules.
Minutes support outcomes; agendas describe proposals only.
The FY2025 audit was unmodified and reported no findings
The audit reports $14.4 million in districtwide revenue, $13.0 million in expenses, and $6.6 million in ending net position.
A roof replacement is approved and implementation was discussed
May minutes approve the replacement; July minutes say work would begin in September and students would move from rooms during overhead work.
Current device rules limit when powered phones may be used
The conduct code permits possession of unpowered devices during the instructional day and limits use to specified times or teacher-approved instruction.
AI is addressed through academic-integrity rules
The conduct code lists AI, Grammarly, and ChatGPT as examples when outside work is presented as a student’s own; consequences vary by grade band and repetition.
Two exact regular meetings remain in 2026
The official third-Tuesday calendar establishes November 17 and December 15 at 5:30 p.m. Eastern.
Three Board seats are scheduled on the November 3 ballot
The official Henry County sample ballot says vote for three and names four candidates plus a write-in line.
September and October agenda items are not described as adopted because reviewed minutes were unavailable.
Where the district stands
FY2025 districtwide revenueverified
14,413,008 USD
FY2025 districtwide expensesverified
13,040,041 USD
FY2025 ending net positionverified
6,636,632 USD
Superintendent starting annual salary under 2026 contractverified
187,575 USD
Major projects
District roof replacement
Approved and scheduled
The Board approved the roof replacement in May. July minutes say work would begin in September and students would be moved from rooms while work occurred overhead.
Next: Future project updates will be added when later minutes or closeout records are posted.
Board approved the roof replacement.
Board discussed September start and temporary student moves during overhead work.
Funding
The reviewed minutes approve the project but do not state a total project budget or funding source.
Local elections & school board members
Elections & votes
Board electionScheduled
Eminence Independent Board of Education election
Eminence Independent School District, Kentucky
The official Kentucky Secretary of State Henry County sample ballot schedules an Eminence Independent School District Board of Education contest on November 3, 2026. Voters may select three; the named candidates are Jason Scriber, Pamela Morehead, Steve Metcalfe, and Donna McClamroch, with one write-in line. No outcome is established.
All 44 retained originals were hash-verified and fully reviewed. Coverage combines official agendas and minutes, current finance records, handbooks, contract, exact policy-manual identity, and the official election ballot.
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