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BOE approves one-time bonus for non-certified personnel

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TOP PHOTO: One-Time bonuses for part-time and full-time noncertified employees was approved at Tuesday’s BOE meeting. The motion was made by BOE Vice Chairman Jamie Wheeler, pictured at left. School Director Charlotte McCoy is also pictured.

By Charlotte Underwood

JACKSBORO, TN (WLAF)- At Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting, Campbell County approved giving a one-time bonus to all non- certified personnel, with full-time employees receiving $1,000 and part-time employees receiving $500.  Board of education vice-chairman Jamie Wheeler made the motion at Tuesday’s meeting on the “following salary scales Special Education bus drivers, Special Education Bus Assistants, secretaries, clerical, maintenance and technology, aids, security guards, cooks and custodians.”

At last week’s workshop, the BOE discussed that these net bonus amounts would be $754.75 for the $1,000 bonus, with part-time employees receiving $399.25.

The bonuses will come out of two funds, the 141 undesignated fund balance and the 143 undesignated fund balance,” said chairman of the board Jeffrey Miller at last week’s workshop.

In other business, Board of Education members approved to amend BOE policy 4.602, which regards Honor Roll, Awards, and Class Ranking.

“We would like that to be tweaked to include grade 9,” said Campbell County School Director Charlotte McCoy at last week’s workshop.

Also approved on Tuesday evening were two Memorandum of Understandings, one was between Dr. Thomas Robbins and Campbell County Schools Nursing Program Governing Medical Program, and the other MOU was between Clinch-Powell Educational Cooperative Head Start/Early Head Start Program and the Campbell County BOE.

Final business approved was for an addendum to Tuesday’s agenda for the local education compliance report, “that has to be approved and sent to Nashville”, according to Wheeler. (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED-11/11/2026-6AM)

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