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Greeneville City Schools overview

Greeneville City Schools

Leadership, budget, technology rules, and current decisions in the official record.

What is in Greeneville's current budget?

A $40.6 million general-purpose plan for 2026-27.

The board approved $40,642,330 in total revenue, equity, and spending. An earlier workshop projected lower local tax revenue while adding salary steps, raises, health-insurance costs, and teaching positions.

Pay and benefits

The draft included $322,412 for salary steps, $152,994 for a $500 teacher-schedule increase, $48,115 for a 1% non-certified raise, and $163,699 more for health insurance.

Teaching positions

The draft included $71,384 for expanded ISM teaching positions.

Local revenue

The workshop projected about $297,680 less property-tax revenue and a small drop in local sales-tax revenue.

Final approval

The board unanimously approved the $40.64 million plan on May 11.

The April workshop said several estimates were still changing; the May vote used the latest information available then.

What the public record shows

Approved FY27 general-purpose budgetverified
40,642,330 dollars
Official meeting minutes reviewedcontext
12 meetings

Major projects

Director of Schools transition

Contract approved

The board hired TSBA to run the search, set selection criteria, and approved Dr. Matt Hensley's contract.

Next: Hensley's district leadership and board evaluation.
  1. Board hired TSBA and approved a search schedule.
  2. Board adopted candidate criteria.
  3. Board approved Dr. Matt Hensley's contract.

Funding

District funds for the TSBA search contract.

AI and smart-device rules

Adopted

The current RUP sets student and educator AI expectations. A February update bars AI smart eyewear during school hours except for approved teaching or medical use.

Next: Annual technology-policy review and enforcement.
  1. Board completed its annual AI-policy review.
  2. Board approved the smart-eyewear restriction.

Funding

No implementation cost is stated.

Reviewed all 12 official BOEConnect minute PDFs from September 2025 through June 2026 and the current district-hosted Technology Responsible Use Policy.

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