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Vickie Morris, Thomasville City School Superintendent, reported Dec. 13 to the Thomasville City Board of Education that she had recently met with the Student Council from Thomasville High School.

“They told me lots of great information,” she said. “It was a very good meeting.” Morris told the students, if they had important information, they could call her, email her or drop by her office. “My door is open to all of them.
“They are very concerned about the report card grade from the state and what they can do to help make it better,” she said. “They all had plenty of ideas.” The Thomasville High School recently received a “C” grade from the state. The entire school system received a “B” grade.
“I have said this for a long time. We need to listen to our students. If we listen to the kids more and follow their lead, things will work out for the best.” Morris hopes to have future meetings with the council.
• Anjelica Gibson, Chief School Financial Officer, gave the financial report for November 2022. Accounts payable totaled $1,046,801.45, and payroll totaled $976,116.82.
• The following personnel actions were approved:
(resignations)
Keali Deason, custodian at Thomasville Elementary School;
Crystal Agee-Thomas, Behavioral Counseling Interventionist;
Nicole Shewmake, Parent Liaison at TES.
• The board approved a change to the 2022-23 Parent/Student Handbook regarding Student Exemption Criteria for Grades 9-12.
• A special called school board meeting will be held at 5 p.m. on Jan. 5, 2023, in the THS library.
• The next regularly scheduled board meeting will be held on Jan. 24 in the Thomasville Civic Center. The meeting will take place after the THS mid-year graduation.