District overview
Lenoir City Schools
How Lenoir City Schools is governed and changing.
Who makes district decisions?
The Board records its regular and called-meeting actions in public approved minutes.
Monthly meetings
Regular meetings are held by the Lenoir City Board of Education; called meetings address time-sensitive actions.
Capital decisions
School-board capital proposals that involve the city require City Council action after the Board's decision.
Public records
The district's official Board Meeting Minutes page publishes approved PDFs.
Where the district stands
The minutes describe a $20 million project fund as part of the Oakdale bond proposal.
Major projects
Oakdale/LCIMS expansion and grade-band reorganization
Board approved proposal; City Council approval was the stated next stepThe Board approved a proposal to complete the middle-school portion of LCIMS, add intermediate-school classrooms, and organize PK–8 into elementary PK–2, intermediate 3–5, and middle 6–8 grades.
- Board approved the Oakdale Bond Proposal.
Funding
The minutes describe a proposed $20 million project fund, financed through a bond and sales-tax/capital funds.
Thirteen retained official approved-minute PDFs from the district's Board Meeting Minutes archive were reviewed and each has a source-linked past-meeting report.
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