Walker County Board of Education to Meet Monday Evening, Financial Reports and School Contracts on Agenda

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The Walker County Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting today at 6 p.m. at the school system’s central office in LaFayette.

Board members are scheduled to review several financial reports, consider school contracts, and receive updates on district operations and facilities.

Among the individual action items are financial reports for June, July, and August 2026. The board will also hear the superintendent’s report and receive an update on school facilities.

Several items are listed on the consent agenda, including a memorandum of agreement for a medical service provider funded through local special education funds.

Board members will also consider an agreement with TK Elevators related to the Naomi Elementary School modernization project, which is being funded through ESPLOST.

Other contracts up for consideration include an agreement with Hyatt Place in Washington, D.C., for a Saddle Ridge K-8 School trip scheduled for May 3-7, 2027.

The board will also consider IXL Learning agreements for Chattanooga Valley Elementary, LaFayette High School, Ridgeland High School, and Rock Spring Elementary School.

Additional agreements include photography and yearbook services for several schools, transportation arrangements for LaFayette High School and LaFayette Middle School, and an agreement with the UTC Aquatics Center for North LaFayette Elementary School.

Several school fundraising activities are also included on the agenda. These include a Nothing Bundt Cakes fundraiser for North LaFayette Elementary School, an Otis Spunkmeyer cookie dough sale and World’s Finest Chocolates fundraiser for Cherokee Ridge Elementary School.

The board is also scheduled to consider minutes from its September 8 planning session and September 21 regular meeting.

The meeting agenda includes opportunities for new business and public participation, followed by a possible executive session and consideration of personnel recommendations

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